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Finding Grace
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2013
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Who Are You? (MOTS Series Collection Book 1)
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2014
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Finding Grace by Onyih C Odunze (2013-12-11)
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It Happened One Night
Her lips quivered as she tried to hold back the tears. Still stunned from what I had just seen, I moved in and wrapped her in a tender hug. Tremors rocked her body and she trembled in my arms, overcome with emotion.
“What on earth could have happened?” I thought to myself.
Everything seemed to be going well, barely three short months ago when Jessica married her long-ti
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“A marriage was like a delicate flower. It wasn’t enough to just plant it – you had to do something every day to nourish it, to feed it. To keep it alive. Otherwise, it would shrivel up into something ugly and worthy to be discarded.”
― Who Are You?
― Who Are You?
“He wouldn’t let himself be imprisoned by fear; fear of failing, fear of rejection. That was no way to live; frozen in place, unable to move forward or backward. He would choose instead to step out in faith and rely on the One whose love had the power to cast out his fears – even the darkest of them.”
― Who Are You?
― Who Are You?
“He wouldn’t let himself be imprisoned by fear; fear of failing, fear of rejection. That was no way to live; frozen in place, unable to move forward or backward. He would choose instead to step out in faith and rely on the One whose love had the power to cast out his fears – even the darkest of them.”
― Who Are You?
― Who Are You?
“A marriage was like a delicate flower. It wasn’t enough to just plant it – you had to do something every day to nourish it, to feed it. To keep it alive. Otherwise, it would shrivel up into something ugly and worthy to be discarded.”
― Who Are You?
― Who Are You?
